Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

Interesting and the DeEr0its aaf our cxn
o ~ az4- "a. AoEgs vii azge - DO ssnsa tsll
hGstilns Il thsy prevent tas Grad Ri8srs
trom Sinuing tas race 41d secaFilg fra1k
o9cfEey s0ldea troeAiss.
g. A Aafnsfc, aaosaer ms mber Of h
Sylsaa crew. arrived yesterday.
H. 4. Aead snd = c. E01lson, Of Hills
14is. srs Al tie Morton.
Albert A. OcbssnhiFt and Albert A N0igt.
% tne Detroit club. arrived yesterday and
zfr 41aftSfed With tns other meAoexs OF
tie crew a. the Claread0n
". /. Hubbard and + Z Perry. members
0f The 00guae boat club of battle Greek, sre
az ths Morton.
). Waterman. Josep Lndlsm and Z. Mat
loez, msinbeEs OF tbs Hillsdais club. ar
rived yesterday.
Z. T. Sadler and o. Livingston. the crew
of The Council bla1s club are Al the Nor
ton.
The badges Of the Grand River Club are
veEy handsome. and yet they are yellow.
The crews OF the Farragur and delaware
clubs, of Chicago. the Nodes Of 81. Louis,
aud The kxceislOTs. Of Detroit, will arrive
this mofniDx
Dan u. Tburber. the high-muck-s a muck
0i tue National Tube Works, OF Chicago, Is
IA town. and viii occupy a front seat on
The grand staad during the eEatte.
Pnu oAnderson aud h. ). Campbell. Of
the DetrOits. are AZ the Morton.
It's poor man that can't sport badge
nowadays. Some Of the visitors breasts
look Ike rainbow.
n. J. Buck, manager OF Bucks Opera
House; B. Buck, furniture manufacturer.
and J. just brOas. the wealthy cio,hier. are
among tue members OF the Grand River
boat Club, OF Lansing, who are in the city.
J. A. Topping and +. a Hitchcock, Of
the Detroits, are bunket at the Morton.
At last years regatta in this city four
records were broken as follows. Four-oared
gig race By the ExcelsiOrs. OF Detroit time
1881, senior single scall. J. +. COrbett.
Chicago 1882. Senior pair oar. John III.
Ciegg. tred ID. Siandish. OF the Exceisi0rs.
Detroit, 1856, senior tour oars, the Syl-
vans. OF Moline. H.. 1914.
The officers OF the association, President
Chas. >. French OF Hilisdzle. Vice President
VIM. 4. Wells, ofChathsm, Ont, Secretary,
End Treasurer, Geo. III. Les&r Detroit. and
Aessrs c. W. Chauncey Of this eitv and J.
q. Sterling OF Monroe members OF the re.
gstta committees held meeting al the
Morton yesterday to arrange the prelimin-
aries for the r.gatta The Council Bluffs.
Iowa, rowing association and the Wolver-
ines OF Detroit were admitted TO member
ship. aud the Undines of Toledo were
dropped from the rolls.
The following programme for the races
Was arranged:
Tuesday: D. m. junior single; $50 p.
m. junior pair Up. m., junior doubles;
4.5O y. m, junior four; p. IN, swimming;
$50 p. M, tub races.
Wednesday: 3 p. M, senior single; $50
p. m, senior pair; p m. senior four; 430
p M, senior double; j p. m, four-oared gig;
$50 p. IN. tub races.
In the races today the competitors for
the prizes will occupy the following posi-
tiOns.
Junior single sculls-Denpis Lynn, jr.,
Port Huron; Vim. Watt. Moline; Dudley
Waters. Grand Rapids; Fred j. Blair Ian
sing; Chas. Miller. Edward Teller, Grand
Rapids and John w. Keogh. Chicago.
Junior pair-Grand Rivers, Lansing; De-
troits, Detroit.
Junior double-Council Bluffs, Iowa;
Grand Rivers, OF Lansing. and Port Hurons.
Junior four-Grand Rivers, Lansins; De-
troits and O-W ash Ia Nongs
VIM. B. Wells, Of Chatham. Ont, and
Forest Campbell. of Detroit were elected
judges; VIM. II. Allen, of Detroit. umpire,
and John G. Bonnell, T. Stewart White and
Charles Amin of this city, time keepers.
The judges, umpire, officers OF the assCcia-
ton. the chai-men of the various commit
tees. and representative of each of the
four daily papers IN this city will be given
positions in the little steamer 10 follow and
observe the races and the time keepers
will be located in psgoda near the starting
place.